Well, our first night in Peru has come to an end and I just wanted to share a few thoughts from the day. I could go through the events of the day, but I'll skip that for now other than a 30,000 foot view. Devotional in the morning, off to visit some families, and finally help with working with kids at a refuge. It's of course very interesting dealing with a language barrier. Several months of Duolingo really just evaporates when it comes to actually having to use what you've

The day started out early. The alarm I set was for 4:25 a.m., but as is often the case I woke up quite a bit beforehand. Last minute things around the house, pack the car, and head on. Half our team met at one house at 5:00 a.m. to head up to the train station, the rest met us there. Finally we ended up in Reagan national airport. Thankfully security was pretty simple, no issues. But you're probably not concerned with every minute by minute detail, are you? I'm noticing that

I recently wrote a post about packing, you can check that out here. Simple enough idea: work for the things that are eternal, because everything else you can't take with you. Now here I am, ready for a second trip, hoping I have everything packed that needs to be. It's easy to second guess, but eventually you have to just recognize you have it packed, somewhere. Our team leader for this mission trip sent a fitting message to our group this evening. In it he quoted a very help

I don't like posting photos before I'm 'done' working on them, but while this was edited on a flight, I decided I still wanted to share...

Well, as quick as I got here, it's time to go. It's really amazing how much time flies. Yet, it also seemed like I was here for a long...

Me getting to meet Voddie Baucham at G3 It came as quite a shock yesterday, when I heard that one of my favorite preachers had passed...

Maybe not the greatest shot of a waterfall of all time, granted, but still a very pretty place nonetheless. What I recognize though is...

Not a photo from my trip, this is from Shenandoah years ago. "From the end of the earth I call to You when my heart is faint; Lead me to...

Not my photo. I know, but I don't have a dog so it'll work for now. As I have alluded to, I am currently on a trip, so I ask you to bear...

As I wrap up packing for a somewhat busy couple trips, I just wanted to share some quick thoughts. Packing for a trip can be a...

I'm finding blogging to be an interesting thing. It can be cathartic, but it can be a little stressful. It's nice to write out thoughts,...

No, not me, and not my photo. One day I might start doing some of these types of shots for my blog, but until then, you'll have to...

“Once more, cares are of no use to us, and they cause us great damage. If you were to worry as long as you wished, you could not make...

A lot of folks are getting geared up and ready for fall. It's coming very soon in fact. I will say that it's one of my favorite times to...

Last night I had another chance to get up to Shenandoah National Park for a hike and some scouting for photography. I was hoping there'd...

A nice stock photo. I should probably start shooting some stuff like this too for these posts. Those who can't do, teach. It's a phrase...

Paths are interesting. I mean, it's a good thing we have them or a lot of us would get lost quite often. Some paths are easier than...

This is not a news site, so I'm not going to write much; but given the handful (among so many countless other) acts of violence that have...

What do you write about, when you're not sure what to write about? You may have noticed but my desire is to try to blog quite often. But...

... time flies as they say. The photographer tries to slow it down, attempting to distill a thousand words down into a single image. But, ultimately, to no avail.